The Saudi's preferred option. To begin with, the Zionists decided when the Brits offered them Uganda in the early 1900s that it wasn't right to establish the Jewish National Home anyplace other than the land the Jews' were originally dispersed from and dreamt of returning to at every prayer service and seder: Zion. A more important reason as far as the United Nations was concerned was that its predecessor had already established Palestine as the Jewish National Home in 1920. You can't support a "National Home" if you establish a precedent demanding the people within it move after only twenty-five years, can you? As a practical matter, dumping the Jews in the middle of a Germany that so recently had succeeded in wiping out so many of them obviously endangered the Jews far more than having them remain among the Arabs, who had so far failed to do so. In addition, there was no legal basis for evicting the Jews from Mandate territory they had legally purchased from Arabs over many decades.
Expand, as I have no idea what you're talking about.